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TikTok Beats YouTube in Average Watch Time Per User for Apps in US, UK: App Annie
TikTok has overtaken YouTube for average watch time per user in the US and UK, according to App Annie. YouTube, however, retains its leadership for overall time spent among social, communication, photo and video, and entertainment apps globally.
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Zee5 HiPi Launched as a New TikTok-Like Short Video Platform
Zee5 today launched HiPi as its short-video platform, making the competition tougher for established players including Instagram and YouTube and giving a tough fight to Indian alternatives to TikTok, such as Bolo Indya, Chingari, Mitron, and ShareChat’s Moj.
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TikTok Banned in India: Here’s How Creators Have Been Dealing With It
We talked to popular TikTok creators to find how they are coping with the ban and where they can be found now.
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TikTok Ban Brought Success for Mitron App as It Reaches 1.7 Crore Downloads, Raises Rs. 2 Crores Seed Funding
TikTok rival Mitron app has raised Rs. 2 crore in a seed funding round from 3one4 Capital and a Letsventure syndicate led by startup investor Arun Tadanki.
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Amid TikTok Ban, Zee5 Announces HiPi as Its Short-Video Platform
HiPi is debuting from the house of Zee5 as the latest entrant in the growing world of short-video platforms. The new announcement comes amid the ban on China’s TikTok.
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Chingari App Hits 25 Lakh Downloads on Google Play, But What Is It?
Chingari app, which is being touted as a new "Indian alternative" to TikTok, has crossed over 25 lakh downloads on Google Play store. According to the company, the app reached the latest milestone of 25 lakh downloads from roughly 6 lakh downloads in just ten days.
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Mitron App Pulled From the Google Play Store for Violating Spam and Repetitive Content Policies
Mitron app, an alternative to TikTok that quickly gathered a lot of attention, has now been removed from the Google Play store. At a time when TikTok was dropping in popularity due to growing anti-China sentiment, Mitron grew quickly when positioned as an ‘Indian’ app, but the origin of this app is actually more complicated.
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TikTok Beats YouTube in Average Watch Time Per User for Apps in US, UK: App Annie
TikTok has overtaken YouTube for average watch time per user in the US and UK, according to App Annie. YouTube, however, retains its leadership for overall time spent among social, communication, photo and video, and entertainment apps globally.
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Zee5 HiPi Launched as a New TikTok-Like Short Video Platform
Zee5 today launched HiPi as its short-video platform, making the competition tougher for established players including Instagram and YouTube and giving a tough fight to Indian alternatives to TikTok, such as Bolo Indya, Chingari, Mitron, and ShareChat’s Moj.
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TikTok Banned in India: Here’s How Creators Have Been Dealing With It
We talked to popular TikTok creators to find how they are coping with the ban and where they can be found now.
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TikTok Ban Brought Success for Mitron App as It Reaches 1.7 Crore Downloads, Raises Rs. 2 Crores Seed Funding
TikTok rival Mitron app has raised Rs. 2 crore in a seed funding round from 3one4 Capital and a Letsventure syndicate led by startup investor Arun Tadanki.
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Amid TikTok Ban, Zee5 Announces HiPi as Its Short-Video Platform
HiPi is debuting from the house of Zee5 as the latest entrant in the growing world of short-video platforms. The new announcement comes amid the ban on China’s TikTok.
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Chingari App Hits 25 Lakh Downloads on Google Play, But What Is It?
Chingari app, which is being touted as a new "Indian alternative" to TikTok, has crossed over 25 lakh downloads on Google Play store. According to the company, the app reached the latest milestone of 25 lakh downloads from roughly 6 lakh downloads in just ten days.
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Mitron App Pulled From the Google Play Store for Violating Spam and Repetitive Content Policies
Mitron app, an alternative to TikTok that quickly gathered a lot of attention, has now been removed from the Google Play store. At a time when TikTok was dropping in popularity due to growing anti-China sentiment, Mitron grew quickly when positioned as an ‘Indian’ app, but the origin of this app is actually more complicated.
